This is another example of the traditional telcos nickel and diming their customers. FaceTime generates data just like other applications on your phone. Having customers pay for the amount of data they use and then saying they have to also pay more on top of that if they want to use certain applications is ridiculous. The quality probably won't be the same as when you're on WiFi anytime soon except in certain areas. If they charge for the extra service, I'll just do without or figure out other solutions to accomplish the same thing, which is what these providers are driving many of their customers to do with their backward policies.
This is another example of the traditional telcos nickel and diming their customers. FaceTime generates data just like other applications on your phone. Having customers pay for the amount of data they use and then saying they have to also pay more on top of that if they want to use certain applications is ridiculous. The quality probably won't be the same as when you're on WiFi anytime soon except in certain areas. If they charge for the extra service, I'll just do without or figure out other solutions to accomplish the same thing, which is what these providers are driving many of their customers to do with their backward policies.